If I Could Ride Again

It's okay.

Good morning.

Good morning.

You ready?

Yep.

Come on, bud.

Come on.

Come on, kiddo. We gotta get you competition ready, all right?

Let's do one more and finish strong.

Heels down.

More impulsion, more impulsion.

Let's go.

All right, that's enough for today.

Looks like our guest is here.

Hey, welcome home.

Hey.

Stickers on your cane?

I thought that you got better.

Did you get a haircut?

Yeah.

Anyway, Jodie's training's almost done

for the rest of the day, so you help me out tomorrow.

I'm retired.

Good to know.

All right, let's get back at it.

You said we were done.

I'm down to go another 30 minutes if you are.

No, I'm good.

Thanks.

I'll take that as a no.

Is something wrong?

I'm just not feeling it today.

I don't want to talk about it.

-I remember when I was that age. -What age?

The age where you don't want anything from anyone.

You mean you last year?

I guess I'm maturing faster than you.

There's the teenage angst attitude.

Welcome to the circus, kid.

Just leave me alone.

Is everything okay?

Was I that bad?

I wish. That was nothing.

Whatever.

So you'll be our authorized agent for health care decisions.

-Absolutely. -Okay.

Absolutely.

Bridgett, darling, you're home.

How was your drive?

It was okay.

What's all this?

Financial business.

It's none of your concern.

Is it okay if I just go to my room?

I was going to say hey, but I'm a little tired.

Of course.

Rest well, sweetheart.

And now where were we?

You were finishing signing all the documents.

Okay.

Are you sure?

Changing power of attorney

can be a scary thing, Mrs. Van Heusen.

But let me assure you, this is in the best interest

for all parties.

Think of all the good we can do and how quickly

we'll be able to do it.

Mark's been with us for years.

Where's Barkley?

Barkley is in a competition today with Jodie.

Barkley's my horse, not hers.

He's my horse, dear.

I allow you to ride him.

Really?

I didn't think you cared about anything other than money

and the family name.

Bridgett, I only want what's-- are you all right?

I'm fine!

If you like, I can have someone walk you back to your--

I can walk by myself!

I don't need your version of help for anything.

Wow, don't you just look amazing this morning.

Where's mom?

I made your favorite, bacon.

You need a good breakfast before we go to the show.

Where's mom?

I thought I was taking you to the show today.

It'll be fun, the two of us.

She's with Rick at the racetrack, isn't she?

Yes, but-- but-- but she'll be--

she'll be back before we get home, sweetie.

No, she won't.

Yeah, she--

Hey, bug.

You're here.

That's surprising.

Of course I am.

I said I would be.

Sorry if I don't trust everything you say right now.

Sorry you had to see that.

Ever since I started seeing Rick, she's been--

You don't need to apologize about anything.

To tell you the truth, I knew that she's been upset lately,

but I just didn't know what it was about.

Look, I should really get Barkley home.

Yeah.

Thanks, James.

Hey, you're in a better mood today?

Yeah.

Are you?

Yeah.

My pain medication can make me feel off.

Yeah, I can tell.

So, what's been bugging you?

Anything you want to talk about?

Well, if you ever feel like you need to let it out, I'm here.

Thanks.

It feels weird seeing my parents get along so well.

They're actually pretty nice now.

I mean, he's a little grouchy sometimes.

But ever since she stopped drinking, she's been pretty sweet.

I guess I'm just not used to seeing them happy.

But it's good, right?

Our parents should be happy.

I don't know.

I guess it doesn't feel like home.

Let's get some lunch.

I'm hungry.

Are you hungry?

Because I'm pretty hungry.

-I could eat. -Okay, perfect.

I know just the place.

Come on.

I'm driving.

Frazer's?

Yeah, what's wrong with it?

Nothing.

I just haven't been here since, like, the fourth grade.

Well, it's time for a refresher.

Do you want to eat outside or inside?

Outside's good.

Hey, Jodie.

How are you?

Hey, Dylan.

I'm all right.

I brought a friend.

I want you to meet.

Bridgett?

Hi, I'm Bridgett.

Hi, I'm Dylan.

Nice to meet you.

You'll have to excuse her.

She's never been here before.

I've been here before.

When I was a kid, I ate here a few times.

Me, too.

Looks like we have that in common.

We're going to go take a seat and figure out this menu.

Can you get us some water in the meantime?

Sure thing.

Yeah, two waters coming right up.

Finally.

What?

A boy finally took your breath away.

I was beginning to wonder if you were from this planet.

Hey, daydreamer, your waters.

Thanks.

Take it easy on 'em if you're going to drive.

You ladies let me know when you're ready to order.

We're going to need a few minutes.

Not a problem.

Just get my attention when you need me.

Oh, she will.

Hey, what's going on, Ronald?

Sorry I'm a little late.

Where are the girls?

They've gone out for a bit.

They should be back any moment.

What's going on?

Sir, you've not heard the news?

Missing?

What do you mean he's missing?

Well, find him.

Fix this!

Ugh.

Mr. and Mrs. Van Heusen.

Jimmy, I didn't see you there.

Jimmy, I'm not sure how to say this, but--

What's going on?

Is everything okay?

We find ourselves

in a fierce legal battle over our finances at the moment.

What happened?

A few days ago, we met with a financial planner.

He was someone we've worked with for many years.

He was a friend, an equal.

-And now he's-- -He's been fooling us for years.

He failed to pay property taxes on all of our real estate

holdings, including this house.

We gave him total control